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With interest rates continuing to hover around historic lows, many borrowers have refinanced their credit facilities or have taken on new debt.

Like my status, and send me money. Facebook is about to get even more involved in people’s lives and wallets.

Skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) billed one-quarter of all claims in error in 2009 – resulting in $1.5 billion in inappropriate Medicare payments – according to a report released by the Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of Inspector General (OIG) on November 9, 2012.

If you've ever pondered which U.S. cities lead the pack for sustainable technology, here's one publication's top ten list based on a range of factors, including renewable resources, R&D and the commitment of companies and individuals to energy efficiency.

A headline you don’t see very often: "U.S. wins when China invests in green." The comment comes from a message communicated by Mathew Kahn, an economics professor at UCLA, speaking at Fortune’s Brainstorm Green conference.

It is not just the U.S. military that is focusing on renewable energy. British military bases on the front line in Afghanistan could be run on solar and wind energy in the future, according to the plans of Ministry of Defense.

Renewable energy globally and in Russia in 2010: When will Russia commit to green energy possibilities?" The article generally discusses advancements in renewable energy around the globe, before focusing on Russia.

For over a decade, VW's been working on an automotive holy grail—the "1-liter" car. It's a vehicle that can travel 100 kilometers (62 miles) using just 1 liter of fuel (0.26 gallons). This comes out to an astonishing 235 mpg.

It's not always what you drive but how you drive it and how you maintain it.

An interesting article on the benefit of green neighborhoods and recent work in the LEED for Neighborhood Development certification system...

This is quite a headline: "Big Ambitions, Tiny Budget for Navy's Alternative Energy Researchers." I think this quote is particularly telling: "if history's a guide, what happens there at the Naval Research Laboratory will play a role in the nation's energy future."

Score one for state oversight of national banks. States can now challenge the practices of national banks through judicial enforcement actions. On June 29, 2009 the United States Supreme Court cleared the way for states to enforce their own consumer-protection and fair-lending laws against national banks.

On November 1, 2011, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid (CMS) released the Hospital Outpatient Prospective Payment System Final Rule for calendar year (CY) 2012.

The Office of Inspector General of the Department of Health and Human Services (the "OIG") recently issued Advisory Opinion 11-06, which examined the fraud and abuse risks associated with post-acute care referral services.

The most recent annual report that tracks organizations working on health information exchange initiatives across the country provides new specific detail on a variety of areas impacting this industry.

It is expected that CMS will soon notify up to 400 hospitals to complete its mandatory Stark contract audit tool, known as the Disclosure of Financial Relationships Report, or the DFRR.

Opponents of gun control argue that even if Congress enacts regulations tomorrow on the sale of assault weapons, there will still be thousands available to those who intend to harm others.